Charge change: How electric forces vary in colloids

ScienceDaily
Sep 12, 2019, 12:48 pm137 pts
When calculating the electrokinetic force, the convention has been to assume that there is no relative velocity of the fluid compared to the surface, which holds true for hydrophilic surfaces. However, it needs to be reconsidered for hydrophobic surfaces.

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